Sentence examples for closely dissect from inspiring English sources

As an English teacher, Connie likes to closely dissect all kinds of texts — Shakespeare's plays, Bible verses, classic feminist essays.

Herein, we describe the first relevant primate HSV-2/SHIV-RT co-infection model that can be used to closely dissect the mechanism by which HSV-2 enhances immunodeficiency virus spread.

To more closely dissect the mechanism of this enhancement, mature DCs were loaded with virus in the presence (Pre) or absence of Carraguard and then also included Carraguard in the DC/recipient co-cultures (Post; for those DCs not pre-treated with Carraguard).

A differential expression analysis was carried out to closely dissect the host murine macrophage response to infection by Leishmania major at 4, 24, 48, and 72 h after infection.

Here, too, we've been closely dissecting Gladwell's arguments.

Though preliminary, the ruling will be closely dissected as it is one of the first between Apple and other smartphone makers that use Android.

And at least before the late arrivals of "Zero Dark Thirty" and "Django Unchained" it was the most closely dissected and passionately debated American movie of the year, confirming Mr. Anderson's ability to incite stronger — and more divisive — opinions than almost any American filmmaker of his generation.

The Madhupur Tract is a complex region comprised level upland, closely dissected terraces associated with shallow valleys.

If you look closely and dissect statements out of context, you can find reasons for uproar everywhere!

Some are just artists who have looked closely and dissected my style.

For me, such pinpoint categorisations risk a human inclination to (as Wordsworth said of those analysing nature's beauty too closely) "murder to dissect".